 This is my attempt to use the Red Eye Tool (image before) |
 Again, Original photo needing Red Eyes corrected |
 I had better luck 'selecting' the red eye area then using Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation and changing the colors - more steps but better results. It's probably not that apparent in these images. |
 This is my results - I found this tool to be perplexing. It appears you get only one shot at getting this tool correct. The second 'click' goes awry :( |
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The Auto Up dater for Photoshop CS2 has been set - thanks for the help! Adding Personal Contacts to PS CS2 was probably the most important exercise in this weeks lesson :) Thanks!! |
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| I did not know Easter Eggs were hidden in so many places (until I visited the links you provided). This exercise was entertaining as well as very time consuming (by choice :) I only found the one and was pleased to know Adobe thinks so highly of ME! :) |  |
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Create and save a couple of different colored backgrounds Go USA!!! :) |
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Comparing Quality using the 'Save for Web' options. | |
| Open an existing image on your computer into Photoshop. Zoom in and out of the image paying close attention to the fine detail as you zoom in. Post a screenshot of a zoomed in image. The eye area was captured at 800%. |  |
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WOW!! Playing with the Brush and Eraser tool with such limited knowledge about Photoshop turned out much more than hilarious :) It was fun and thanks for giving us this excercise. With prior knowledge of another graphics editor I knew I surely have the capabilities using Photoshop to do a much better job. If nothing else, this assignment kept me in the 'Help Files' much longer than I had anticipated spending on this whole lesson - Thanks!! |
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| Thanks Sonja and Vikki! Learning Photoshop is not/will not be as intimidating NOW!! | ||